Best views trails in Wesel
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Explore the most popular views trails near Wesel with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.3 (12)·Moderate·4.4 mi·Est. 1.5–2 hrThis hike takes you around the Auesee near Wesel, one of the cleanest and most popular bathing lakes on the Lower Rhine. From the starting point at the lido, the trail follows a flat circular route on well-maintained paths, always within sight of the water. A special highlight is the bird sanctuary island in the northern part of the lake, which is not allowed to be entered and thus offers an important retreat for numerous water birds. Grey herons, great crested grebes and, in winter, various...
- 4.0 (12)·Moderate·7.9 mi·Est. 3–3.5 hrPicturesque circular hike in Wesel, North Rhine-Westphalia. This relaxing hike starts at Diersfordt Castle to the Black Lake. From there you continue to the dune landscape and the Wildgater in the Diersfordter Forest. Highlights of the tour: - Wonderful views of the Black Lake - Local flora and fauna - Pretty landscapes
- 5.0 (8)·Hard·35.6 mi·Est. 12.5–14 hrPanoramic mountain bike tour in Wesel, North Rhine-Westphalia. This bike tour almost always runs along the Rhine and offers many great views. There is a ferry in Rees and Xanten, so that the route can be shortened as desired. There are refreshment stops along the way. It can also be reached by bus and train. Highlights of the route: - Wonderful natural landscapes with many seascapes - Local flora and fauna - Nice views of the water landscapes
- 3.2 (6)·Moderate·13.2 mi·Est. 5–5.5 hrThe Diesfordt Forest is very beautiful, well cultivated and ideal for walks. There are many instructive information and boards along the paths. There are wide, well-developed paths in the fenced part of the nature park. As soon as you leave the fenced-in area and get into the more freely accessible part, you can go on narrower paths. The Diesfordter Waldsee is beautifully laid out and is being transformed from a former quarry pond for sand and gravel extraction into a biotope. There you walk...
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